SCIF Door Replacement - Scope of Work.pdf
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- 138th SCIF Door Replacement
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- W50S8N25QA019
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Department of the Army National Guard
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This Scope of Work details a SCIF (Sensitive Compartmented Information Facility) door replacement project for Building 643, Room 147. The contractor is required to remove and replace the existing main SCIF door, frame, and associated hardware, including Intrusion Detection System (IDS) and Access Control System (ACS) components. The new door must be a steel solid core construction matching the current door, meet Sound Transmission Class (STC) 50, and include a new X-10 lock installed by a GSA certified locksmith. All work must comply with the Technical Specifications for Construction and Management of Sensitive Compartmented Information Facilities (Version 1.5, dated March 13, 2020).
The project has specific performance requirements, including completing removal and installation within one business week, using Honeywell proprietary equipment, and ensuring all systems pass a functional test approved by the Special Security Office (SSO) and Security Forces (SF). The contractor must be escorted by 174 OG members while working in the SCIF, provide all necessary tools and materials, and return the work area to a clean condition. Deliverables include a completed installation meeting SSO, SFS, and Civil Engineering approval, with all equipment and materials removed upon project completion.
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Scope of Work – SCIF Door Replacement CAO 13 Aug 2025
COA 13 Aug 2025 1 of 2
Overview The contractor shall remove the existing main SCIF door, frame, and associated hardware, including (but not limited to) Intrusion Detection System (IDS) components and Access Control System (ACS) components as required. A new door, frame, and all associated hardware, including any necessary IDS and ACS components (e.g., magnetic strips, access keypads, and associated wiring) shall be installed in compliance with all applicable security requirements. Intrusion Detection and Access Control systems are Honeywell proprietary equipment.
Scope of Work
1. Any work to be done within the SCIF will require an escort which will be coordinated through the facility SSO office. Escort(s) will be 174 OG members.
2. Removal:
a. Remove the existing SCIF door, frame, and associated IDS and ACS hardware.
b. Removal of the existing X-10 lock by a GSA certified locksmith.
c. Remove and replace any wiring that does not meet requirements or is incompatible with the new systems.
2. Installation:
a. Perform any necessary site work, including doorway modifications, to accommodate the new SCIF door and frame.
b. The new SCIF door and frame must match the current doors construction materials ie. Steel solid core contraction that matches the current doors construction. Must also meet Sound Transmission Class (STC) 50.
c. Intallation of new X-10 lock on the new door by a GSA certified locksmith.
d. Install the new SCIF door, frame, and all required IDS and ACS components, including wiring, in accordance with security specifications.
e. Ensure the door and IDS/ACS systems operate properly and pass a functional test to the satisfaction of the Special Security Office (SSO) and/or Security Forces (SF).
3. Materials & Tools:
a. The contractor shall furnish all hardware, tools, materials, and equipment necessary for the removal and installation process.
COA 14 Aug 2025 2 of 2
Performance Requirements
1. The door and IDS/ACS shall meet or exceed the minimum-security requirements outlined in the “Security Guidance” section below.
2. All work shall be performed in accordance with the current version of Technical
Specifications for Construction and Management of Sensitive Compartmented Information Facilities (Version 1.5, IC Tech Spec – for ICD/ICS 705, dated March 13, 2020).
3. Period of Performance
a. Once work begins, removal and installation should be completed within one
(1) business week. (This timeframe is subject to validation by the contractor based on site conditions and complexity.)
4. Location - Building 643, Room 147 – Interior SCIF Door.
Deliverables
1. Completed installation of the new SCIF door, IDS, ACS, and wiring meeting SSO, SFS, and Civil Engineering approval.
2. The work area returned to a clean and debris-free condition.
3. All tools, materials, and equipment removed from the site upon completion.
Security Guidance
1. All work must comply with the Technical Specifications for Construction and
Management of Sensitive Compartmented Information Facilities (Version 1.5, IC Tech Spec – for ICD/ICS 705, dated March 13, 2020), including but not limited to:
a. Door Requirements: Page 13, Paragraph 2.b, Subsections 1–3 Page 14 Subsection b, to be compliant and meet STC 50
b. Lock Requirements: Page 14, Paragraph 6.b, Subsections 1–4
c. Intrusion Detection System: Page 59, Paragraph 7
d. Access Control: Page 66, Paragraph 2.a, Subsections 1-3
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